I am a scholar of the nation.
As a scholar of the nation, I am encouraged to use the opportunity of a cheap education for my own future and the future of the nation itself, though education itself is already a business.
And as scholars come and go the hope of obtaining true education itself has become next to impossible. The ever-fading glory of a university can only be retained by its ever-vigilant residents; but even that is already fading as well.
Mismanagement, corruption, pollution, poverty, insignificance, oppression; will they teach us more?
Mismanagement caused great financial losses to the university itself; millions of funds were spent renovating and beautifying the outer image of the campus itself as the scholars experience sub-standard equipments and lack of facilities.
Corruption has rippled from high above the ranks and have turned into tidal waves of budget cuts upon the most important budget allotment; education. And now, the burden of education is gradually making its way onto the pockets of those who have been stolen from.
Pollution is a sign of neglect; neglect for caring about the planet and watching it die right before the very eyes of the next generation. This neglect also pertains to all of those who have the power, but cannot sway the minds of many to make a statement that those who have the higher voice can call to.
Poverty was once before the eyes of the scholars, a long slum area once seemed to be a screen of reality to those scholars; teaching them lessons of life that they can only experience if they have not chosen the path to an educated life. A reminder of consequences kept scholars head-strong and made them wiser.
Insignificance was rubbed onto our faces and told us to bend down, and stay down. Are our voices inaudible? Are our existences unfelt? Hardly a question for those who see us but do not sense us.
Oppression is now slowly eating away our morale. The ever-youthful scholars are forcefully made into adults, adults who’d rather go with the flow and avoid defiance. Idealism and idealists are being gunned-down and buried with secrecy; may it be deep into the forests, the bottom of a river, or a cement-filled drum. Defiance results in the loss of one’s life.
Shall they teach us more? Shall they awaken a sleeping rage that has been boiling for ages?
I guess not, for they have been sneaking under our very noses.
Corroding and taking away our voice and our freedom, one foundation at a time.
Until our idealism crumbles so that we, the scholars, can never make another reality.

The key to the future, we hold in our hands…
The question is… can we ever use it?
As a scholar of the nation, I am encouraged to use the opportunity of a cheap education for my own future and the future of the nation itself, though education itself is already a business.
And as scholars come and go the hope of obtaining true education itself has become next to impossible. The ever-fading glory of a university can only be retained by its ever-vigilant residents; but even that is already fading as well.
Mismanagement, corruption, pollution, poverty, insignificance, oppression; will they teach us more?
Mismanagement caused great financial losses to the university itself; millions of funds were spent renovating and beautifying the outer image of the campus itself as the scholars experience sub-standard equipments and lack of facilities.
Corruption has rippled from high above the ranks and have turned into tidal waves of budget cuts upon the most important budget allotment; education. And now, the burden of education is gradually making its way onto the pockets of those who have been stolen from.
Pollution is a sign of neglect; neglect for caring about the planet and watching it die right before the very eyes of the next generation. This neglect also pertains to all of those who have the power, but cannot sway the minds of many to make a statement that those who have the higher voice can call to.
Poverty was once before the eyes of the scholars, a long slum area once seemed to be a screen of reality to those scholars; teaching them lessons of life that they can only experience if they have not chosen the path to an educated life. A reminder of consequences kept scholars head-strong and made them wiser.
Insignificance was rubbed onto our faces and told us to bend down, and stay down. Are our voices inaudible? Are our existences unfelt? Hardly a question for those who see us but do not sense us.
Oppression is now slowly eating away our morale. The ever-youthful scholars are forcefully made into adults, adults who’d rather go with the flow and avoid defiance. Idealism and idealists are being gunned-down and buried with secrecy; may it be deep into the forests, the bottom of a river, or a cement-filled drum. Defiance results in the loss of one’s life.
Shall they teach us more? Shall they awaken a sleeping rage that has been boiling for ages?
I guess not, for they have been sneaking under our very noses.
Corroding and taking away our voice and our freedom, one foundation at a time.
Until our idealism crumbles so that we, the scholars, can never make another reality.

The key to the future, we hold in our hands…
The question is… can we ever use it?






